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RM>> I use Dos Q-Edit (Quick Edit) as my reply editor in SLMR.

EV>I have played with DOSBOX occasionally, I'm familiar with the DOS CMD line.

I started off in 1983 with a Dos type system on an Apple II+ computer
called Applesoft. Funny, I definitely knew I wanted a computer because
I'd never even touched one before that one, and I built that one
myself out of parts. Within 2 years I was writing commercial software.
In 1986 I got an IBM and had to learn a new Basic Dos to carry on with
things.  GW Basic in Canada..  (Guelph Waterloo University)

EV>When I used SLMR EDIT was the Editor that I used with it

Yes, I think that was what most used. Q-Edit was a more advanced Editor
to work with so I switched over to it right away.

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